St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-09
SUDDENLY SUMMONED,
Death of Rev. DR.. Carroll After 3
Brief Illness.
MiIestones in Career of Remarkable
Activity.

The people of Saltwater were shocked
| oeyond measure yesterday morning to learn
OF the sudden death of Rev. DR.. Carroll.
pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
which occurred at about 7:3O a. m. The
TACT of his illness had become generally
known, but none were prepared for the
sudden blow. which fell upon them like a
| clap of thunder His indisposition had only
been Of few days Duration. having been
able to preach last Sunday forenoon, though
not In the evening and Ills physician felt
that he would be out again soon. Having
taken little beef tea yesterday morning
he called for towel to wipe his hands, and
at once fell back upon his pillow dying in
stantly of paralysis of the heart. DR.. Car
roll came to this =. city in 1882
from Newburgh. n. w., and had
Deen instrumental in building up
the church of which he was the pastor in
marked degree. The splendid brick struc-
ture at the corner of Third and Myrtle, in
which his people worship, was erected
largely through his energy and efforts.
DR.. J. Halsted Carroll was born in Brook
lyn, n. Y. May 81. 1885, His father.
Rev. DR.. Daniel L. Carroll, was also a
minister and achieved considerable distinc-
ton. His son entered college before he
was fourteen years of age and closed his
theolog cal course in May, 1855. Since
that time he has occupied pulpts in Aiken,
3. e., where he was obliged to go for his
health, in New Haven, Conn, in Brooklyn.
n. Y, in Newburgh. n. Y, and this CITY.
He has lectured as we'll as preached upon
both scientific subjects, temperance and
theology and has earned prominent posi-
ton as both lecturer and preacher. He
has twice visited Europe, passing a year or
more there each time. and upon his second
trip preaching in many of the prominent
cities of Europe. He was generally revered
and respected in this city by his congre-
CATION and the citizens generally, and will
be much regretted and missed by all. He
leaves wife and four children, the young
est OF whom is years of age. The funeral
will be announced later
MINOR MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. French were surprised
on Friday night by a visitation of their
friend s. who presented the couple with some
very handsome presents. among which was
fine sy chair. Dancing and euchre were
engaged in by the party.
A petition, which has been numerously
signed, praying that the medical department
of the new insane hospital be placed in the
hands of homeopatic physicians has been cir
culated in this city, and has been forwarded
to st. Paul.
Louis Albenberg, of this city, sailed Jan.
from New York on the Britannia and will be
absent about two months He will visit Paris
and various European cities. including his
birthplace, Bingen on the Rhine
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Rogers entertained
number of their friends on Friday evening.
progressive euchre was the leading feature
Joseph Schoff, Capt. r. j. Wheeler and
Smith Ellison of Tavlor's Falls, will leave to-
morrow for California and Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. II. Townsend left on Thurs
day evening for an European tour, expecting
to return next summer.
Mr.. A. G. Schuttinger leaves to-day for
Illinois, having been telegraphed of the illness
of Mr.. Sehuttinger. Sr.
Judge McCluer will deliver an address at
the Logan memorial services tomorrow after
noon at G. A. r. hall.
G: E. Rauch United States express agent
in this city, has Joined his wife, who is visit
ing in st. Louis. ssLt
st-M ayor Samuel Mathews is rep orted to
Elm a n improved condition